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Re: TJG post# 15721

Friday, 06/27/2025 9:47:46 AM

Friday, June 27, 2025 9:47:46 AM

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I am going to repost this as I want to make sure people read it and understand it... What is says is very feasable and I am 100% sure its what is happening. Who else would be buying this many shares. We traded over 700 million shares a few days ago at 0001 I have been on the OTC for 25 years and have never seen that happen with out the price moving up... These people who own the convertible debt are buying their own conversion on the open market because they know what is going to happen by 2027

Hey OS... in this post of yours I am replying to, you asked about who is Buying these shares.... Well I have found the answer. And its in the filing from the Colorado Secretary of State dated April 7, 2025. That document spells out the deal that took place that gave MTi control of Affluence. I have highlighted the most important part of the section below. This section explains about the conversion of Legacy Debt and Non Legacy Debt and what will happen if it is not all satisfied by April 7 2027 and the deal goes into Default. Here is the link to the Colorado Sec of State site where the document is visible for all to read
https://www.sos.state.co.us/biz/ViewImage.do?masterFileId=19941130934&fileId=20251405595

viii. Exchange Listing. If on the second anniversary (“Second Anniversary”) of
the closing date of the transactions contemplated by the Share Exchange Agreement by and
among the Company MINGOTHINGS, S.L., a company duly incorporated and existing under the
laws of the Kingdom of Spain (“MingoThings”), and the Shareholders of MingoThings dated March
_, 2025 (the “Share Exchange Agreement”), the Company’s common stock is not listed on an
exchange (i.e., NYSE NASDAQ), despite the best efforts of the Company.

ix. Legacy Convertible Debt. If on the second anniversary of the closing date
of the transactions contemplated by the Share Exchange Agreement, any of the Legacy
Convertible Debt remains outstanding. “Legacy Convertible Debt” shall mean any and all debt of
the Company in favor of Invenire Capital LP , King’s Wharf Opportunities Fund LP, Trillium Partners
LP and Michael Balkin which exists as of the date of the Closing of the Share Exchange Agreement
and is convertible into shares of common stock of the Company. Furthermore, it shall be an event
of default pursuant the Series A Preferred Stock, if any holder of Legacy Convertible Debt exercises
the pledge over the shares of One Mind Technologies, S.L., granted according to the pledge over
shares agreement dated 7 September 2023 and notarized before the Spanish Public Notary Mr.
Jose Manuel Rodrigo Paradells on the same date under number 473 of his notarial records.

x. Non-Legacy Debt. Following the closing of the transactions contemplated
by the Share Exchange Agreement (the “Closing”), the Company shall use its commercially
reasonable efforts to negotiate and settle all debts of the Company which exists as of the Closing
(other than Legacy Convertible Debt) (collectively, “Non-Legacy Debt”). It shall be an event of
default pursuant to the Series A Preferred Stock, if any holder of Non-Legacy Debt files a litigation
against the Company and such litigation is now withdrawn and the underlying obligation settled
within six (6) months of filing of same.

Now read the highlighted in red sections just by them selves and when you do ask yourself this. What if Hicks was selling 100 million shares of convertible debt, Once those shares were converted and put on the open market, Hicks then told his broker to buy them back. He is basically just converting shares and then keeping the money he had prior to converting them.. only the shares he now owns only cost him .0002 or .0001 He and the others listed in the section about on Convertible debt now have amassed almost 3 billion shares at a price well below a penny and in most cases in trips. They know that once they have converted all of their debt and April 7 2027 rolls around this will qualify for NASDAQ and they will own shares in a company that sells in the dollar range... These fuckers are all becoming billionairs off of our backs and our lost profit by doing this. And before anyone here asks this is the answer to the question Is It Legal Damn right it is

Search Labs | AI Overview
Yes, it's generally legal for a holder of convertible debt to convert that debt into common shares and then buy those shares back on the open market

No Specific Prohibition on Repurchasing Converted Shares:
There's no explicit prohibition against an investor repurchasing shares on the open market after converting convertible debt.
However, if the repurchased shares are the issuer's own shares, the issuer would need to adhere to specific regulations, such as those related to stock buybacks. ( When you read who owns the Convertible notes, they are all owned by Companies that Hicks, Balkin and others work with or for, they are not owned individually)

This is why they dont care about the share price now, they are buying the stock and as far as they are concerned shareholders can either hold of go fuck themselves because they know in 18 months where this will be and what the price will be. All anyone has to be able to do is hang on and wait it out... ride the train with these guy and make money off of them making money. This post will be stickied so as to make sure it is not buried by the people these guys most likely have posting here to entice people to sell

OS this was your question and I think the above is the answer to it

Now someone has been buying up all these AFFU shares for a reason. They dragged it down to load up! Who the heck bought billions of shares???